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<strong>NEDSS</strong> Phase II, Deliverables 1 and 2<br />

Risk Management Plan - A formal document that identifies project risks and specifies the plans<br />

to reduce these risks.<br />

Role - A defined responsibility (usually task) to be carried out by one or more individuals.<br />

Scope - The established boundary (or extent) of what must be accomplished; during planning,<br />

this defines what the project will consist of (and just as important, what the project will not<br />

consist of).<br />

Security - The establishment and application of safeguards to protect data, software, and<br />

hardware from accidental or malicious modification, destruction, or disclosure.<br />

Security Test - A formal test performed on an operational system, based on the results of the<br />

security risk assessment in order to evaluate compliance with security and data integrity<br />

guidelines, and address security backup, recovery, and audit trails. Also called Security Testing<br />

and Evaluation (ST&E).<br />

Software - Computer programs (code), procedures, documentation, and data pertaining to the<br />

operation of a computer system. Compare to Hardware.<br />

<strong>System</strong> - A collection of components (hardware, software, interfaces) organized to accomplish a<br />

specific function or set of functions; generally considered to be a self-sufficient item in its<br />

intended operational use.<br />

<strong>System</strong> Concept Development Phase - Phase that starts the life cycle; begins when a need to<br />

develop or significantly change a system is identified, then the approaches for meeting this need<br />

are reviewed for feasibility and appropriateness (for example, cost-benefit analysis).<br />

<strong>System</strong> Design Document - A formal document that describes the system architecture, file and<br />

database design, interfaces, and detailed hardware/software design; used as the baseline for<br />

system development.<br />

<strong>System</strong>s Analysis - In systems development, the process of studying and understanding the<br />

requirements (customer needs) for a system in order to develop a feasible design.<br />

<strong>System</strong> Security Plan - A formal document that establishes the processes and procedures for<br />

identifying all areas where security could be compromised within the system (or subsystem).<br />

<strong>System</strong> Software - Software designed to facilitate the operation of a computer system and<br />

associated computer programs (for example, operating systems, code compilers, utilities).<br />

Compare to Application Software.<br />

<strong>System</strong> Test - The process of testing an integrated hardware/software system to verify that the<br />

system meets its documented requirements.<br />

Task - In project management, the smallest unit of work subject to management accountability; a<br />

work assignment for one or more project members fulfilling a role, as defined in a work<br />

breakdown structure.<br />

Test - The process of exercising the product to identify differences between expected and actual<br />

results and performance. Typically testing is bottom-up: unit test, integration test, system test,<br />

and acceptance test.<br />

Test Case - A specific set of test data and associated procedures developed for a particular test.<br />

Test Files/Data - Files/data developed for the purpose of executing a test; becomes part of a test<br />

case. See Test Case.<br />

PHRG Page 28 of 35 September 28, 2001

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